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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01
A Noble BeHHar.

From HahgnAhTs Messenger.
The Nourelliste OF Lyons boasts that that city
has beggar OF authentic nobility. The unfortu-
nate in question, who is an old man with q long
white beard, stands on one Of the public bridges
displaying placard which reads: "Almost a Gen.
tenarian. !, Petrowisk1, count of Blackenberr
born at Warsaw on the 1st OF January, 1850, at
half IN hour after midnight, am reduced to seek
public charity" 1t is to be hoped that trop de
ipiski has had nothing to do with bringing about
PetrOWiSkiS misfortune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01
what They Knew.

teacher In a boys school in an adjoining
county found forty big pupils out Of sixty-three
who had never read the Constitution Of the United
States, and were ignorant OF the cause which Led
70 its preparation. Every mothers son Of them,
however, could tell OF the standing OF each base
ball club In the National League and the American
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01

Danny Lyons, the convicted murderer OF Joseph
quinn, Ia New York, was sentenced 10 be hanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01

The Wanderers OF the Summer Re.
turning 10 their City Aomess

REvIvING GAIErIEs IN NEW roRK-NovENkSfs or
PERSONS WELL KNOWN IN wAsHISeToN-A SofA-
BILE WEDDING 10 TAKE PLACE THIS wINTIR-HoN.
GEORGE BANcRoFT's HOSPITALITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01

ObservasiOns Political and Otherwise
BY CumsnaiMgs nnd Hall.

The EXISTING HARMONY BETWEEN THE COUNTY Dr.
NocRACr AND rANNASr-THE RECENT STATE CON-
vENT1oN-FEILows AND cocKRAN-THE HEkhfrs
OF THE HorEIs-sruprEs OF CHARACTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01
THE EARLY EXPERIMENTS HERE.


The experiments with the telegraph, before q
single line was in existence In the United States
which were made in the Capitol at washington.
are remembered by many. Pay Director Cunning
ham, u. g. Navy, has written me: II thought It an
astounding thing that Morse could send my name
to Vail from one end Of the corridor OF the short
old Capitol, before the wings were built fast as
I could run, was among the first 70 whom Prof.
Morse illustrated in the Capitol the power OF the
telegraph to send message from ono committee
room to another"
AS is well known, the first line established was
between Baltimore and washington, ana the first
use OF the telegraph in reporting the proceedings
or q national political convention met to make
nominations for the Presidency ana Htce-PreSi-
dency was when the convention met In Baltimore,
in May. 1874 Then telegFaphing the news from
there TO washington was regarded, as q paper
published at the time remarked, "as most won
derful achievement In the arts" Now there are
ut telegraph companies In America, and the mile
age OF wire used for telegraphing In this country
Is 10000. The mileage for the same pur-
pose OF wire IN Europe, Asia, and Africa u only
l250,OO0. In the world the mileage Is 1000 600
Inc number OF telegraph employees In the world Il
376,7 73 MISS GRUNDY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01
FRED. DOUGLASS IN EUROPE.
An Account Of what He saw and
Heard during llls Trip.


THE OCEAN VOYAGE coyrRAsrRD WITH HIS TRrr
ACROSS FORTY TEARS AGO - THB H0AE-kCL4
PRosLEN-A sPRHCH IN rHR COMMONS ~ Nh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF LONDON AND PARis.
1.-THE passage from New York to Liverpool, - said
Frederick Douglass. referring TO his recent trip
abroad, in the course of the speech he delivered
Thursday night at the reception rendered TO him
az the Metropolitan A. NJ. E. church, ION the
splendid steamer City OF Rome, the largest ship
anoat except the Great Eastern, was exceedingly
pleasant. The winds and waves were In their
most amiable mood, and we made the voyage from
land TO land In seven days. In nothing has there
been more progress and improvement than in
naval architecture ana In navigation. Five and
forty years ago fourteen days was short trip
from New York to Liverpool. Now it has been
made In Six daya Fifty years ago the great
scientist, Dyonesus Lardner, proved by facts and
ngures to his own satisfaction that no vessel
could carry coal enough to propel her across the
Atlantic, but theories amount to nothing against
tom o sSa Ts Gs Of during
ner voyage; She has sixty furnaces and
= crew. including all hands, of two hundred
ing populous street. she Is small town, not on
wheels, put on the waves Our voyage 20 Liver.
p11i w was marked BY two incidents In which you
on board TIE Rev Henry nry Wayland son e Of the
gsrsS Dr. late Of uni
and had been my friend in Rochester. He is one
or Gods freemen. Through him ] was made
suited in strong invitation to address the passen-
gers In the saloon, with which complied. After
y yoe was called BY Capt Monroe to
VINO had presided at concert given In the grand
saloon by some talented musicians: Thus my
privacy was at an end, and had much talking to
DO which could not avoid.
A SrRIErNa CoNrp Aer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28

3 10; Texans. common grass to choice corn
fed. s. l0G4 30. Hogs Receipts 5000; ship
ments 1900; market active snd 5GI0C lower,
ranging from 81 5OG5 65. Sleep-ReCelpts 40O;
shipments lleO; market strong and higher
wOOleo, fair to fancy, s. 5OG4 10; clipped, ne
dium to choice, So GOAT 10.
CHICAGO, Ill, April 27.-CattIe-Receipts
500; shipments 1000; market heavy, l0Gl5C
lower; light cattle, steady; fancy cattle, 50 goa
5 35; shipping steers. $500 500 pounds, 81 COO
5 10; stockers and feeders, So OO64 90; COWS,
bulls and mixed, s. OO04 90; bulk, s. 60 as TO-;
Texas grassers, s. 30. HOgs-ReCeipts 5000 (;
market weak and I0G15c lower at 81 SOFAS 65 ;
SHIPS, So 0064 90. Snfep-ReGeipts 5000; ship
ments 500; market strong; wooded, So 5OG5 90;
shO=n, So 0jG4 90; westerns, 81 O0G4 20; Texans
s. 00G4 90; lambs, 00G6 90.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Beeves-Receipts 1860
head, of which 81 car loads were sold,
p car loads went direct TO city
slaugh erers and car loads to beef exporters ;
market sCtive and firm at q further small ad-
vance; car load of Texas steers sold at 81 l219
poor to prime native steers 81 1905 rs; extra
steers s. S0G5 80; bulls and dry cows s. 100
60. Sheep and lambs-Rece pts 300; market
steady; unshOrn sheep s. 25G5 80 per 100
pounds; clipped sheep 81 2504 so; unshOrn
yearlings Sc OJG7 o.; clipped yearlings s. 000
3 10; spring lambs at So 50G6 90 per head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28

Shelley's Poems awarded me on ticket
No. 1859 was received to-day. Please &C
cept my thanks for the premium and my
best'wishes for the success of the best
paper in Texas. Very truly yours,
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Eden, Tex, April Is, 1687.-Editor
GAZETTE: l am in receipt of Havergal
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mail. Thank you. Yours truly,
THOMAS J. MILLER.
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thanks. Yours truly, W. P. BowKIN.
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Dear Sir: 'Romola" has been re
B. W. MANN.
Strawn, Tex, April %, 18S7.-Dea
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poems, awarded to me in your secon(
distribution.
PROFESSOR II. B. ATWOOD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, April 27.-Cattle7~fIet
ceipts, 29OO; shipments. 1886; shipping steers
50iOc lower; light butchers steers aud choice
cows steady; good to choice shipping 81 45a
1 so: common to medium, So SOa4 40; ssockers,
p 6093 %: feeding steers, s. 3O63 go ieaFs,
3 2503 90. H1gsEReceipts; II ,300t shipments
400: Opened &c lover, closing at 15c lower, and
ranqing,,from sci IS to S. 40. Sheep-Receipts,
s00: shfnments ADO; good 10 choice, So 90G3 40
common I medium 81 0002 Is.
an IONS. NC, APRIL q -Cattle-Receiptc
1o00 .nhinments ode: market about steady ;chofce
beavv native steers 81 7505 10; fair 70 goeG
shin6inr steers 81 O064 70; butchers steers
fsir to choice, S3 6OG4 IS; feeders, fair Il
good, So 2Oa4 Isl stockers, fair to good, 81 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
ENGLISH OONsOLS,

LONDON, april 27.1 -Oensols closed leZ lie
for money silver z4Fd.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
~ 49, 4rrG - Ropds and stOcks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
Two 70 Ten Points Higher.
Money Market Easy.

Wheat Opened Firm, Fluctuated Narrowly
and Closed at aR Advance-Livc
Stock transactions Brisk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at All United States Ports.
Galveston

GALvEsroNf TEX, April 27.-Cotton - Spot
firm and unchanged.
Low ordinary, 7I3 l6c; ordinary, s. .16c; good
ordinary, 93Sc; low middling,9 E-l6c; mid
ding 1913; good middling, lO7Sc; middIing
fair, 10 b. 1905
Gross receipts Al. =
Sales, none.
Exports, none.
Shipments, coastwise, 1862.
Stock, H,251 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
GENERAL MARKETS.
Produce and Provisions,

ST. LOUIS, MO. April 27.-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Wheat-Firm and &c higher; q
sharp break in Chicago weakened the market
for some time bat the close was firm, with May
&c and June &c higher than yesterday; No.
red, cash Sl3Sc; May SlHGslHc, closing al
Slkc; June S1H@S2Ec, closing at Size
July 794a79Hc, closing at 1916
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
MONEY.

NEW YORK, April 27-Money on call at TO
per cent, closing offered at ) per cent. frlns
mercantile paper at PG6R per cent. SCe[Lih8
exchange dull but firm at 81 6614 "a o054 Ior
sixty day bills and 81 SoG4 oo54 Iof ueLhdhu'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
Close.


NEW YORK, April !. - Cotton-spot closed
firm and unchanged.
Ordinary, 725c; goo1 ordinary, SIC; low
middling, 10IC; middling, lO25c; good mlu-
ding, 1870; middling fair, llHc'
Sales 235 bales.
Futures opened quiet but firm, closed steady
and to points higher.
- hala
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, April 27.-Cotton Spot closed
moderate demand; prices unchanged.
Ordinary. 475d; good ordinary, 3-l6d; low
middling, 7-I6i; middling uplands, 9-l6d; ;
middling Orleans, sgd.
Total sales, SOnO American, 6SOO; imports,
$500; American, $780,
Futures opened quiet, lower, closed quiet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
The Coffee Market.

GALVESTON, TEX. April 27-COffee-Firm
and unchanged; wholesale Crocers quote good
ordinary, I76l7L4c; fair TX Gl7s4c; prime, lSc;
choice lS1ac; peaberry, I9c. Importers fill round
LOT orders for Rio coffee at the following prices:
Good ordinary, lie; fair, l74c; prime, 17%c;
choice, 1SC; peaberry, 1910.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
The Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, april p. Wool-Quiet;
good medium 2O624c; coarse pratt
10000; low sandy l3Gl9c; fine light lS02Io +;
fine heavy 14G20C.
KANSAS CITY, Mo April 27-The Board of
Trade held no session to day, on occasion of
the funeral of the late Colonel Kersey Coates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-28
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, April 21.-Cotton-spot
closed strong, l ll6 higher.
Low Ordr airy, S5c;i ordinary, sac; good
ordinary, 9}ac; low middling, Hsc; mid
ding, 10 3l6c; good intddling 10 7-l6c; mid
ding fair, 10 7l6c; fair II S-l6c.
Sales, 5000
Futures opened quiet but firm, ruled STEADY
closing firm. 5G 10 points higher.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
0ip Dem CT Mnleontn9!

Oct pil iise, @bers 9unser. 2iseiaa
ale gbers Acknowledgements st
nleset p~iounoerlist Waifineri er bet.
Site alene be ftsrre 2uitrsr, men be
Iuiinber af imaa Star us Gabuinser,
lpm leber fra BEN.
Naar bisie er o~perfplbte meb Mates
rie, iom life burbe bore Der, fan life
9unser sisre bet 9alue Grbeibe, os bet,
be sisr, fan be life sisrs oroeatlis.
aalb bet JOrfjslelie, 9oite, Strube>
boite, 9unsefeber. Gatarrb, 1erins eaer
bpilfeniumbelit Spsoom ! Salien, @as
len, Sopeoet ener 2unserne, aae er far
liae. MQe iaaoanne Spsbomme buroe
iiernes. Der er tin en- Ytaabe at blioe
benz tpit paa. Oct er: brig Boschee's
German Syrup, iOm ialses paa ale
Npotbeter FOR rs Gents pr. Jlalfe.
Selp ON ale andre Wicler life bar
biulpet, fan s itOle paa bette. ~
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Chippewa Sails, VA
Sr. Heoaiter!


s Seres Blab al 17be Nuauit iiuss er
arttfel, oateret gIeuelanb, 9afota, fa ln9
tarltne Der; Tepperioenbe oil lea life fable
eoer, oa 8 itfe er alore eno bare e. oper &c
aar al iaa mango iom II Rabpalder. 9ei
par not ~fornnftist al goer, Outer, Tom 3
Tiger: fsrt &eoen % iaa 5usle, men bet er
not al Dem, iom isrit Tiger Juden, ps inser
&eoe bar. Seq pniter Cher rlfommen her.
til, iaa 5 tan iiuoe en- Dusbocerite, Der fan
Dele Sorser ps @l9oer met Cher % bare
forftp'et / Wtobsdus iom / Reosans, % lite
9ler lorn Mtan9e sisr, Cite Jig for en- Sits
Stplo % life t9nter paa boab2gsteltabet bar
at betpbe. IGnf pm, at III fnptter ct
Saano for belle bit so, % fnpt bet iaa, at
9u alorig Saifer ~betpplsit Seq fer al g.
Y. y. G.'s SfriueliS at ban tror, at lea fun
bar Tibet gefjenbtfab til 9afotas llnafarls
tarmere, o9 bet bur je9 moi, bet %tilItaar jes
men bar Der NoJet, iom s life LITE, ai bet,
leg ltreu, iaa bgber leg pm unpifplbnina; ri
Ito! NOT blipe ,poe Senner, naar Ri bare Bill.
Der tienote. Seq fuar MI lutte meo en- ben
III Silsnins til ale "Secorub-T piten"s 29=
lere % ale @utterne i 9atota.
9grb.
". s.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Sra Beiten n.
2Grb.
R.S.

..... Ia je9 tom IND / Douglas Gountp,
itoo Spesen ristis sobt, Iiselebes en- Gel af
Oct ipcpeiilise Gttertail Co., men peo Cattle
Safe par bet meset oaarlist beuenbt / iaa
Senieenoe; | Spwn 1874 u. 40 af Ioroiioen
al Sttertail par bet upaaflaselist, ba Der uo.
pper 8aareu baube faaet mere 8esn. Grant
Gountp Ipnes bog at futile uom9rfe fig melt,
buao Suebeaplinsen iaar ansaar.
Mibbp er en- Iiplis Yp; Der er en- COB
9ampmgle. Here Butifter iamt ct Nputbef,
Der oripes al Sr. Sasluno. Wsn Der er pa-
iaa 2 Salooner; be betaler buer $500 / aars
Zig 9icenie, nten bpao oerfra tpmmer er al
oct Snoe, os er til Stam for bet triItne Sin.
8. u. u.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Sorauren iom Sto(. Sc oraftiI

Sorauren iOm Stpl. Be praftife
Imerifanere bar ubfunbet, at bet itort
tOntme Sum. Tom 5ornuren ioraaria.
ger, bsr anuenbes til @jemmeiteo ior er
Stpl.
st 5asblab meobeler fulbtanbist
Eesninser meo tilbsrenoe 5Orflarine
oper en- iaaban bemmelisbeosfulb Stol
Staar Sruentimmeuet, er Stolen fam.
menilaaet til ben e~lesanteite 3ornure
5aar Gierinben Spit til at boile fig, be.
bsper bun Blot at iatte fig. timber
&jolen foruanoler ben s%alante Snbret.
ming fig, taffet pare en- 5iGber, til ben
mpseite Stul. BUN fan snife fig.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
st Scipg hos Yoltims.
("Bulferubs SIao".)

ga Der berlfer be forifjeaisite Me>
nlnser ON 8olbius's 8irfIombeo, oil
unoertesneoe, Der nplis er bjemfommen
fra ct 9eips bOs benne Manb, isse at
lepere ct Bibras til en- ristis 8ebsm-
mclle al bans YeriOn os @irfiombeb,
tibet ri Der upartiif % iorbpmsirit pil
mebbele Snbtrpffet al bort geips hos
bam.
5sr Ri reiite, berte % l9Ite ri be
foruncerlisite 9ins ON 8ulbius. 8linbs
fpbte lfuloe Der ie, 9spe ituloe bere, Der
ltuloe boise npe gine, npe 2unser, npe
Ben pip. - 20 at os, Der er iarlis ipse,
bprte meo 8esjGrlisbeb paa aft bette,
pg ri ipntss mart at bare Splpsninser
NOT ON Manoen til at trp, at ban bar
ct Subs Hebifab. 8i fom mart til
.fulb 8isbeo ON. at ri ifulbe reile til
bam for meb Cubs Sjalp at blipe BEL
breoeoe.
8i baobe tanft ps / 8olbius at iinbe
en- Nano, Der iiGr par be9auet meb be
5rugter, Manben siper: &ierlisbeb,
@leoe, 5reb, Sastmobigbeb. Milbbeb
oio.; ri baube t9nft us bos bam at
finbe en- pbmps Serbisbeb, Der funbe
pile bans 5prbolb til Cub men iiteben-
for aft bette bar bans 8eien Yres at
Seslisbeo % Opfarenbeb, en- raa ps
fraitsbenbe Spfsriel / bet bele. = Oct
ipntes at bore panitelist at i~orItaa, at
en- Mano, Der sisr 5Orbrins paa at
bore Subs uopalste &eoifab, ita[ labe
iaa tibet al CUBS 9lanbs 8aien, Der er
&jGrlisbeo, fpmme tilipne ~liseoperfor
fine MebmenneIfer
!Sans alminbelise 5remsanssmaabe
bar at title ale be ipse up / ct @eleb.
@aaenbe frem Os tilbuse tps ban no
benz, ban pilbe bebanble. 9ette lebia>
sebes Oite at be forunberlisite 5aster;
unbertioen funbe ban bebe Manben ON
Cplpsnins, ON bpem ban Ifulbe tase,
ps ur,bertiren funbe ban BRUCE liseirem
raa ps fraitppenoe 9alemaaoer. Naar
ban M bapbe ubtaset iaamanse, ban
uiloe, itiaebe ban fig / Spibien meo en-
liben Sane / ben enc Saanb % 8ibelen
/ ben anben. Meb Mulif git be MI
bort til ct anbet Sus. buor en- for en-
blep "bebanblet." llnber bisles Sra.
per baupe ri uite ret bpsselise Stunoer.
Der bar nemlis mango iniae. truenoe
M%enneiter, mango. Der ret fruftise funoe
prebite Cubs Orb for 5oriamlinsen.
iaa ri maa iise, ri oite bapbe bet rel
o~pbps9elist.
Otter en- Tibs Sorlsb fommer imib:
lertib Bolsius tilbase meo fine bebanb'
lebe. % MI ifal ban uiie, "buor itor'
Ting Sub bar sjort." De ~bebanbleb'
maatte ba nemlis pptrebe for Soriam'
linsen os betjenbe, at be MI par belbre'
beoe. Oette funoe ri imiblertib iff'
~foritaa at uere 9ilfalbet meo en- eneit,
en- al be ipse. Naar ri nemlis ipurst'
~ueofommenbe ipse, ON be pirfelis pa,
belbreoebe, iuarebes Der af be flefte unos
pisenbe, at be troebe, be par libt beore
e0er bet er life at uente, bet ifal saa fac
fort; be maatte uente paa 1iben oip
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

Dplper 0uoS Gro
&raft; berfor
uaariombelit Der, %
.e BAN oftere.
Geip,s &. @ilion.
Starbuf, Minn.
taser Striuelier fra
es beoe ont 6um for
Der man nteo at ltriue
men, oa bet er
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
seesrab.goiten.-cnsaa seu Zoe sep.emter 1s87.

% nioenoe, at, bpis be life bauee ben
falte 1ro paa at blioe irilte, tunoe BET
lite blalpe, iaa iorisete be ileite piit.
not at boloe no / oenne Iro Iaal9uae
ipm mulist.
Nan fan traiie Golf, Der bar perei
bos SoltSiits, os iom Tiger, at De er
beore, uastet be / 8irfelisbsoeu life er
Oct. 6or benz filler Snssn Zig piftnol
laa, at Tiger be, at be life er beore, ga.
b%enbarer bette, at be life bar Gro paa
Sasen. Derfor Tiger be at boloe no
3roen Os 5aabet os merer, at ben fulot
Selbreoelie nof pil tomme.
Sfuloe man beosmme 8olt,ius's
Tirtiombeo efter Sssninsen, iaa maatte
man tro, at Der maa lie tore Ting,
nanr iaa mango Menneifer itabis itrsm.
nler til. timber bort Op6olb Der par
Bet baslise 9al al be 6elssenoe omtrins
RS. Nutiaa betesnenoe ipntes Ri
imiolertib BET bar, at be beissenbe ne iten
bar bare nprife. Oct fortaltes, at bel
moolatte bapbe peret 3ilfaloet be for.
rise Var, men De ipenife "bapbe MI
lart", iasbes Der.
Otter 3 9ases Opbolo pos goltsius
bros ui bjem. 8i ipse bapoe albeles
tabt 2pIten til at fomme unber Bolt,i.
us,s Sebanolins. gi tunbe inaen 9rp
faa til bans Naaoesaue til at belbreoe.
gi mener bog life bermeb at ertlare
Selbrebelie peo 8sn iom umulis. 8i
lptes tpertimoo, at Cubs Orb inbebol=
Der fore 5oriattelier / benne &stnina
men bet, iom iiar lisser os paa Sierte,
er at piie, boor n~sopenbist bet er at
prspe Nanberne.
gi tsr beler life beitemt iiae, at
goltSius er en- 8eoraser, Der meb @ilie
logger an paa at narre SOlt. 0et
forefommer os tuertimob, iom ON ban
lelp pirfelis troebe paa i'm @jernins, at
ban bapoe bet ieresne aalb ui Cub, at
belbreoe peo Saanospaalesselie us
Bon. Wen bette fOrmentlise aalo maa
efter alt, bpab iom foreligser, antases
at pare en- Snb6ilbnins, ct Softer Of
Manbets ipselise Snbbilbninssfrait.
Der ~fortaltes al fere / Suerise, at
Solsius tiblisere bauoe paret paapei
til at bliue iinosips, % mulisens fan
bet bore Spur al benne SpsoUm, Der
bar afiat Zig / ben fire Sbe, at ban bar
faaet Naaoesaoe til at belbrebe. Man
mac noe item tp til en- laaoan Jorflarins
for of f~Oritau bet beipnoerlise i Mans
oens 5orbplb oa 9anfesans, Der unbers
tioen fra ct friitelist Stmbpuitft life
sobt fan foripares.
1iliioft oil Ri enonu fremisre ct @rs
empel, Tom ri ipnes er npf iaa betes>
nenoe for bans alminoelise Opfsriel os
Jremsanssmaabe.
Set banote nemlis ensans, mebens
ri bar Der, at bans &nip par borte.
@ratten os utaalmoois berouer, git ban
irem os tilbase paa @uloet, men mart
foranbrebe ban Stilinsen, ibet ban fol-
Der fine 9anoer Os beber til Cub ON
at faa &nipen isjen. 9enne fanotes
osiaa mart efter | en- Sens.
9enne 9ilbraselie bleu MI at BolBius
irembapet iOm 9esn paa siebliffelis
Bsnbsrelie. Yaaoe ban us bans Sc
freterer fortalte bette s~ientasenOe for
Joriamlinsen lom noset fort.
Sen lobe Suli 1887.
Sui S. 9raaen. Sens q. 9raaen.
&nub q. 8jsrnbalen.
glae pelbefienbte pa paalibelioe M9no,
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Siluer Safe, Soma, 24oe NuguIt 1887.

Stlper Safe, Soma, 24oe Nu9uit 1887.
Ser / 8ortb Gountp bar Seoen pGret
ttrens os Sommeren tpr. "Gbind Buss"
bar ltaoet Speoen for en- Del, men life ,aa
rteset lom ri bgrer IN fra andre ,,Steoer.
Supren bar upaaflaselis. % .8ornet fer
n'eset iopenbe no. Vii 5p bar ui osiaa iaaet
tore Ting, ian be aleriieite ri~melispis bill
olerSe i'm notwithstanding 9jennem ben
tor1n,enoe 8inter. Saalebes fan man pei
uosen!inoe bore berettiset til ben 5anfe, at
%1rib Gountp beiiooer en- Scrbbuno, iom
ian ~frembrinse tilfreositiIenbe G,rpoe ielp
lalm'noelist 3prpeir % tiIise maale fig
faeo andre Steoers Nfsrpoe, ON Gesneu
ltrsnlmer / CperHoo.
per bar oa ~fornplis p9ret afbolet gpuntp
Convention, % Der blep nomineret aanoioa.
lor &epraieatant til Soma 9esislatur elier
looslocnoe 6oriG ming. Slaset slalbt mel.
lem Jurmeren Son. 9. &uitao us Yrotura.
loren .. Suttler al Rortbpoob. Sutler
gu AZ nteo Seiren Os iii Nomination; men
sanosm9no! iaaleoes buroe bet life aaa,
gao 'te lartotttisbeoslSie Suriitel os Sting
seoe'e pese for os, buor ri ital lGsse DO,
S'el'He. Sfam % SfaSe af us, ON ri Iape,
Sote loos'penoe Soriamliuser fplbes mel
Sroluratorer. Da ies peb, at DEBORAH,
eollen" laies at Nause | gountiet, iaa bill
F9 paoe last til mine 2aubsmeno her, at
"uat III pr. &uitao lille panbt irem, iao
a.os u formaa 6armeren Sobn Slosior
I'ae lts | Rarien. Sun piIbe blipe en-
ra'ols @epraientant for bette gountp, %
o. % laa ltpoe ben beerformise BUTLER 10,
~ On Sarmer.